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A glimpse of ��ñ���� life today — graduation at Folsom, a snowball fight at Farrand Field, a crowd around Dalton Trumbo fountain outside of the UMC, the Buffaloes playing their hearts out against Arizona. As a university, we are always changing, evolving, growing. But one thing remains the same: Buffs are innovative and creative leaders who know how to balance working and playing in the Colorado sunshine.

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As CU enters a new chapter, take a look at these snapshots from CU yearbooks past�� — clockwise, from the top: Pi Phi’s between classes (1937), students relaxing on the UMC terrace (1955), a snowball fight described as “a friendly winter pastime for students living in the dormitories” (1955), Buffs playing Missouri for Homecoming (1969), the first-floor phone booths of the UMC (1983), roommates in Andrews Hall (1983), Commencement (1992), Old Main (late 1800s). The heart of CU has always been shaped by students and the life they bring to campus.

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Photos courtesy CU Heritage Center, Patrick Campbell, Casey A. Cass, Glenn Asakawa��